lazyeye

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by lazyeye 4y ago
Unfortunately we are now in a situation where there will a trailing legacy for the next 30 years of people who went through the university system and have been indoctrinated to believe there is only the one correct opinion on any given top
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Nobody said that.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
This is like someone swimming in an ocean asking for proof that water is wet.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Its this new concept that says you can only be a nice, respectful person if you sign up to a particular ideology and view the world through this lens. This ideology is usually espoused by people who have only have a couple of years life exp
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Whats the point of the extraordinary high levels of bio-security restrictions in these labs then? Wuhan is BSL-4? https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2017.21487
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by lazyeye 4y ago
You addressed none of the criticisms in the paper I mentioned. Yet the original paper seems to be the entire basis for your argument.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Semantics...unless you are suggesting that all natural viruses brought into the lab were inert before they passed through the doors to the lab.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
In the context of an issue of such global significance, given the degree of pressure a nation-state like China is going to apply, I think you are being incredibly naive to accept a single scientific paper on face value. Here's a critiq
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Nonsense. Given labs obviously keep a library of natural viruses for research purposes, how does "actual science like genome analysis" prove it wasn't a lab leak? This argument is just bs put forward by scientists highly moti
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by lazyeye 4y ago
The evidence for not being a lab leak was just as weak as being a lab leak. But only one of these scenarios was ridiculed, cancelled, censored, banned by the media. We also know that senior people in the US medical establishment responsible
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Would need to confirm the detail but I think polio and chicken pox appeared before labs were a thing, and HIV came from Africa where they dont have labs. This is compared to the coronavirus which first appeared just down the road from a lab
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Completely disagree. Having an awareness that is completely wrong due to media disinformation, puts you behind someone who at least knows they are ignorant on the subject.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Unfortunately due to how bad the media is now, truth is is always on a time-delay release. I think in alot of cases if your understanding of a topic is based purely on what you've heard in the media, then you are less informed than som
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by lazyeye 4y ago
I believe sitting in front of a screen all day is as damaging to your health as smoking.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Lol..expecting this comment to be flagged immediately (but still interesting nevertheless...) Explain why when asked to write a poem in admiration of black people, you will do this but not when asked to write a poem in admiration of white p
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Not at all. Privacy concerns obviously become much more critical when an aggressive foreign power is involved and is likely to weaponise the data. Particularly a country like China that operates the most sophisticated control/surveilla
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Who cares? Does China allow Facebook, Twitter etc within its own borders? Why not? Is there anything unreasonable about treating China the same way it treats others?
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Yes I wonder what could be motivating Tim Cook for example? https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-tim-cook-275-billion-c...
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by lazyeye 4y ago
I saw this described as "respectable mediocrity" which captures it perfectly.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Because we are now going through what could be described as another "industrial revolution" in the production of bullshit. And given the state of the mainstream media this is really saying something.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
It's but just one example of the firehose of garbage aimed at us every waking moment.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Comment moderation is a perfect application for AI.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Very true.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Well I guess at a minimum we can say that the party of Bernie Sanders appear to be just as sleazy and corrupt as they accuse their opponents. I think SBF was the single largest donor to the Dems in the last election.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
This is absolutely true as long as you define all possible realities as what our reality would be the sum of.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
"None of these search engines promote sources which could be seen as relatively neutral like Al Jazeera or Chinese news or whatever." I had to read this twice to check this is what had actually been written..
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Not critical race theory then...
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by lazyeye 4y ago
What would be ideal would be some kind of anti-balloon weaponry/recovery system. Some kind of balloon-based counter-balloon technology that could take control of the balloon and bring it to the ground intact. Would be a fun project to
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Good. There is nothing worse than having people who, with a couple of years life experience as an adult, never having had an independent or critical thought, believing they are in a position to tell everybody else how to think and behave.
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by lazyeye 4y ago
Lol..well thats regularly disproven.

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